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November 3, 2026 general election. Statewide measures only. Local measures are out of scope for v1.

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State links as of 2026-10-10.

Election dates

We are not hard-coding calendar dates for this state. Use the official election office and the cited NCSL summary below, then confirm locally.

NCSL registration deadline (relative days, not a calendar date): Twenty-eight days before an election. Same-day registration is permitted 28 days prior to the election until the Saturday prior to Election Day. Election Day registration is available for statewide contests.

Same-day registration (NCSL): no · Early in-person voting (NCSL): yes

Confirm every date and rule with your state or local election office. NCSL compiles these tables for legislators, not as a voter-facing deadline calculator. Registration table NCSL as of 2026-05-20. Early voting NCSL as of 2026-08-11.

In this dataset: 7 Arguments for and against: 4 Only one side published: 0 No official arguments: 3

Ballot measures

Statewide measures apply in every county. Local measures are out of scope for v1.

MeasureStatusArgumentsTypeTopic
Bond Question 1: Senior Citizen Facility Upcoming No official arguments Bond budget, taxes, health
Bond Question 2: Library Acquisitions Upcoming No official arguments Bond budget, taxes, education
Bond Question 3: Higher Education Upcoming No official arguments Bond budget, taxes, education
Constitutional Amendment 1: PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 4, SECTION 22 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF NEW MEXICO TO REQUIRE THE GOVERNOR TO PROVIDE VETO MESSAGES ON ALL BILLS VETOED IN WHOLE OR IN PART AND TO PROVIDE THAT ALL BILLS PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE AND NOT ACTED ON BY THE GOVERNOR WILL BECOME LAW. Upcoming Arguments for and against Constitutional amendment government
Constitutional Amendment 2: PROPOSING TO AMEND ARTICLE 7, SECTION 1 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF NEW MEXICO TO REMOVE THE REQUIREMENT THAT SCHOOL ELECTIONS BE SEPARATE FROM PARTISAN ELECTIONS. Upcoming Arguments for and against Constitutional amendment elections, education
Constitutional Amendment 3: PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 12, SECTION 13 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF NEW MEXICO TO ESTABLISH NOMINATING COMMITTEES TO PROVIDE LISTS OF NOMINEES TO THE GOVERNOR FOR APPOINTMENT OF NONSTUDENT MEMBERS TO THE BOARDS OF REGENTS OF STATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS; PROVIDING THAT STUDENT MEMBERS OF BOARDS OF REGENTS SHALL BE APPOINTED FROM A LIST PROVIDED BY AN ELECTED STUDENT GOVERNING BODY OF THE INSTITUTION; PROVIDING THAT, EXCEPT FOR A STUDENT MEMBER, MEMBERS OF THE BOARDS OF REGENTS SHALL NOT HAVE CHANGED THEIR POLITICAL PARTY REGISTRATION IN THE TWELVE MONTHS PRECEDING APPOINTMENT. Upcoming Arguments for and against Constitutional amendment education, government
Constitutional Amendment 4: PROPOSING TO AMEND ARTICLE 4, SECTION 10 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF NEW MEXICO TO ALLOW LEGISLATIVE COMPENSATION THAT IS LIMITED TO THE MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME FOR NEW MEXICO, TO REQUIRE LEGISLATIVE COMPENSATION TO BE REDUCED IF THE MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME FOR NEW MEXICO FALLS, TO ALLOW LEGISLATIVE COMPENSATION TO BE INCREASED ONLY IF THE MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME FOR NEW MEXICO RISES AND TO PROVIDE FOR DELAYED IMPLEMENTATION. Upcoming Arguments for and against Constitutional amendment government, budget

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